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Response to“Radio presenter’s bail deal lands two cops in trouble”
Who will police the police? Good that the corrupt officers were caught. — @ Roy Supa.
Whenever there is corruption there is collusion between the victim and the perpetrators. Both sides should be answerable. — @ Kevin Ndava.
Response to “Ritual rape: Cross border transporter jailed 42 years”
What type of a father is he? Sacrificing his daughter for riches. The sentence is befitting for his crime. — @ Ndakaitei Muswaka.
This guy should have just worked hard to get rich than rape his daughter. He deserves life in prison. He is a danger not only to his family, but society as a whole. — @ Slyvester Manungo.
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Response to “Happy Valentine’s Day . . . Oh it’s a leap year, it’s a guy thing!
I wonder how many guys will receive presents this year. — @ Shingi Zinyemba.
No doubt the guys will sponsor the presents. Few girlfriends and women will use their money to spoil their loved ones. — @ Thandiswa Moyo.
True love does not mind if it is a leap year or not. A good partner will spoil his or her loved one on Wednesday. —@ Mazvita Mafaya.
Response to“Sikhala dumps CCC, hints on new political party”
There is circus and too much drama in the opposition. Everyone will soon form his or her own party. —@ Michelle Gondo.
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Response to “Gukurahundi hearings: Media urged to not incite conflict, violence” The media should be responsible in its reportage. The media can promote peace and can also incite uprisings. — @ Biggy Tambala. ***
The media should play a critical role in this issue and not misinform the masses. — @ Peter Safarao.
Response to “ZANU PF condemns arms embargo extension”
Sanctions should go. — @ Edison Motsi.
The EU should remove sanctions on Zimbabwe. The EU’s actions expose its hypocrisy. — @ Zodwa Masara.
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Response to“Geingob one of few African giants”
May his soul rest in peace, Africa has lost a giant. — @ Florence Murape.
Response to“Govt orders illegal settlers off State land”
It is unfortunate that some of the affected people bought the land from barons and no one will compensate them for the loss. — @ Mazanhi.
People should never turn to short cuts as they will lose in the end. Procedures should be followed. — @Tom Ziki.
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